Grayscale's Bottom Call: A Forensic Look at the 50% vs. 80% Cycle Anomaly
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The statement landed on August 22nd with the weight of a hammer. Grayscale, the asset manager holding billions in Bitcoin, declared that this week might mark the turning point for the asset. The market, hungry for any sign of relief, took the bait. But my job isn't to take the bait. It's to inspect the hook. When an institution with a massive GBTC overhang starts talking about "more solid bottoms," my first instinct is to check the fee schedule, not the chart. Let's dissect this claim with the tools of a forensic analyst, not a cheerleader.
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